The Adventures of Pinocchio, written by Carlo Collodi, tells the story of a wooden puppet who transforms into a real boy.
On the surface, it appears to be a children’s tale.
Yet beneath this simple narrative lies a whole universe of timeless wisdom.
In my book The Power of Pinocchio, I uncover the deeper layers of meaning in Pinocchio's story.
The book is a gentle companion in the search for happiness, meaning, and inner strength.
See below more on the topics explored.
Do I need to read Pinocchio first?
No. The Power of Pinocchio revisits the story and brings back meanings sometimes lost in translation.
Isn't Pinocchio a symbol of fake news?
The book looks closely at the text and uncovers a world full of surprises.
For instance, Pinocchio’s nose doesn’t actually grow when he lies...
Is the book fun to read?
Yes! It includes 20+ playful dialogues:
Jesus talks with Prometheus, Moses meets Plato, and we sail on Noah's ark.
We explore love from Paradise to quantum physics.
And a certain stone just can’t stop imitating a movie star.
Why did you write this book?
To share Pinocchio's subtle power of transformation.
It gives me joy, hope and meaning, every single day.
“Unique blend of fairytale magic and philosophy”
“Inspiring, humorous, and full of hope”
“Captivating treasure hunt”
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